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UK 246 GT (5614) Restoration

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  1. MaxR

    MaxR Karting

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    #1 MaxR, Jul 2, 2013
    Last edited by a moderator: Sep 7, 2017
    Continued from Thread http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/206-246/413751-photos-painted-shell-246-gt-just-completed.html

    Brief Restoration overview of my 2nd Dino currently being restored...I do have hundreds of photos, but have opted to give just a basic overview of the progress & work carried out to Chassis 5614.
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  2. dignini

    dignini Formula 3

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    #2 dignini, Jul 2, 2013
  3. GermanDino

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    #3 GermanDino, Jul 2, 2013
    great pictures and documents, thanks Max
     
  4. MaxR

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    #4 MaxR, Jul 3, 2013
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    ...Almost ready for paint!
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  5. 4CamGT

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    #5 4CamGT, Jul 3, 2013
    You need to leave it outside in the elements for a couple of weeks (or a month if it's before the yearly Italian summer shutdown) so it will be "as delivered to the paint shop" at Scaglietti!

    Freeman
     
  6. MaxR

    MaxR Karting

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    #6 MaxR, Jul 3, 2013
    The car is fully baked off before & after every paint application. It had just had it's skin re-attached after being coated in acid.
     
  7. 4CamGT

    4CamGT F1 Rookie

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    #7 4CamGT, Jul 3, 2013
    Stunning piece of sculpture!

    Freeman
     
  8. GermanDino

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    #8 GermanDino, Jul 3, 2013
    lovely pictures, I like the two Dinos in the back waiting to be next
    :)
     
  9. B355

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    #9 B355, Jul 25, 2014
    Did ian mountford. Restor.e clapton dino?
     
  10. torquespeak

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    #10 torquespeak, Oct 24, 2015
    Max, out of interest, why the decision to restore in Nero rather than the original Azzurro?

    Just personal preference?

    -Ed
     

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